Art Fahie
artfahie@yahoo.com
Barbara White
bjwhite7044@gmail.com
I’ve been in a woodshop since I was a child as my father’s ‘little
helper.’ But it wasn’t until the purchase of an 1878 farm house that I
decided to learn how to build. Read More
Bill Lewis
plewis02@maine.rr.com
Bob Kearney
letitbe.bobk@gmail.com
Dan Crowley
dcrowley.207@gmail.com
David Joy
david.w.joy@gmail.com
Deb Silverman Harris
debsilverman@live.com
Frank Southard
Honorary Member
ethelsouthard04330@gmail.com
Jason Richards
jasonrichards.esc@gmail.com
Jim Hanscom
jimhanscom@hotmail.com
Joe Elichaa
joee@refurbsupplies.com
John Vogt
jovogtmd@gmail.com
Crafting furniture in primarily the Shaker style using power tools for milling
and hand planes, chisels, spokeshave, and scrapers for finishing. Read More
Leslie Smith
lesmith132@gmail.com
Mark Harris
marklharris0401@gmail.com
Mark Tschiegg
mtschiegg@gmail.com
Mike Day
mday@blackline-partners.com
Nathan Gardner
nathan.m.grdner@gmail.com
Patricia Sunderland
patsunderland273@gmail.com or sunderla4276@roadrunner.com
Randall Mayse
51 Turkey Lane
Buxton, ME 04093
mainefinefurniture@gmail.com
rmayse@juno.com
My business and passion is building heirloom quality, custom design furniture with special attention to unique style and versatile function.
Rolfe Dries
rhdries@gmail.com
Recently retired engineer. Woodworking experience includes renovation of an 1840’s brick cape house, saving a 38′ by 54′ barn, and building a camp. Although accuracy was required with the renovation and home building projects it falls far short of skills required for furniture making. My goals are to begin to make furniture, windows and doors.Read More
Ron Boes
ronboes@roadrunner.com
Rob Brand
robcbrand@mac.com
Rob Cort
robcort3@gmail.com
Ron Koster
rlkoster48gmail.com
Stephen Hessert
shessertpvf@gmail.com
Steve Schneider
stevens@maine.rr.com
Steven Smith
starkle@protonmail.com
Stig Ammentorp
stig.ammentorp@yahoo.com
Susan Chandler
*Wes Sunderland
wsunderland@roadrunner.com
*Willing to do small commercial work.
William & Mary period mahogany dressing table
AKA lowboy.
I am a retired professional woodworker who conducted a business manufacturing architectural millwork for residential structures. This included historical woodwork features as windows, doors and entrances, interior woodwork, and stairs Read More
William & Mary period, Stack of Tool Box Chests (Oak)
falling leaf table Relief carvings on surface
AKA: Gate Leg Table (Oak) Typical of Jacobean Period
25′ x 32″